New Tax Laws That Impact Small Business Owners in 2017.

Posted on February 27, 2017 by - News

Article by John Rampton from DUE

Whether you’re ready or not, we’re quickly approaching 2017. This means in just a few weeks, we’ll not only have a new president, but also a new set of tax laws and codes that will influence how we conduct business.

Since it’s always best to be well-prepared when it comes to taxes, here are some of the new changes that you should be aware-of. As with anything to do with the government or taxes — if you really want to stay-top of this information, meet with your tax advisor and frequently check for updates on IRS.gov.

Keep in mind, this isn’t legal advice as I’m not in that space… but more a few new tax laws for 2017 that I’ve noticed that business owners should pay attention too. (Read More)

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